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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1916

Page

11

Republicans Plan Religion in Campaign Film

New York Sept 17 The World reports the Republican national committee will release a moving picture in the coming week. The film uses a scenario by Hal Reid and is produced with Everett Colby, ex Progressive State Senator of New Jersey, now active in the national campaign committee.

New York Republican National Committee Hal Reid Mr. Reid Everett Colby New Jersey Republican National Campaign Committee

Film by Reid Aimed at Wilson and Religion in Campaign

The film, to be handed today to the Republican national committee, is planned for nationwide display via state committees. It depicts Catholic nuns fleeing bandits, then shows President Wilson asleep at his desk, framing an attack on the president in a historical context. Reid claims sole idea. Colby hints approval.

Republican National Committee Reid National Committee Colby United States Mexico Woodrow Wilson Washington Hughes Alliance Committee Wirth Avenue Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Alice Carpenter Willcox Anne Morgan Ellen WW. Hooker E. Tiffany Dyer James B. Reynolds Musicians’ “Group Noble McConnell Universal Film Manufacturing Corporation Robert H. Cochrane Wilson Europe

Bedford School Opening Delayed by Construction Hold Up

Superintendent Arthur B. Webber of Bedford and Stoneham schools said reopening will be postponed to Wednesday morning due to delays in the schoolhouse addition. Norman E. White resumes as principal with only one teaching staff change.

Arthur B. Webber Bedford Public Schools Stoneham Bedford Norman E. White

Meeting Billie Burke Stuns Store in Los Angeles Theft Scene

In Los Angeles years ago Billie Burke passes a lace shop with a veiled fan who attempts to steal from Burke’s purse. A store detective exposes the thief, an elderly woman who admits taking a souvenir to remember Burke. Burke returns part of the money and blesses the repentant admirer.

Los Angeles Billie Burke Miss Burke B. B

Personalities in Talk and Film Notes

Richard R Irene Fenwick starred in The Song of Songs in my talks on Personalities I Have Met I will write later on Irene Fenwick Irene McCarthy I do not expect to appear in a serial in the near future but in five and seven reel features No my hair is not red so you are right and the girl next door is mistaken Auatsey Mary Pickford Talks appear usually five days per week in the Daily Post and each Sunday in the Sunday Post.

Richard R Irene Fenwick Irene McCarthy Mary Pickford Daily Post Sunday Post

Braised Beef and Cranberry Cream Dessert by New England Housewives

A Sunday Post recipe pair offers Braised Beef using round or rump with pork, browned and simmered four hours in water, served with gravy. Followed by a Cranberry Jelly Cream dessert layering sponge cake, jelly, and whipped cream. Recipes credited to Mrs B W Roger of Chatham Mass and Mrs A B Forgette of 95 Sherman St Pawtucket R I TI.

New England Sunday Post B. W. Roger Chatham Mass A. B. Forgette Sherman Street Pawtucket R. TI

Poems for Pour Scrap Book Hints

Two thirsty travelers meet by a spring and share water that stays cool. In a green field two flowers bloom with tender eyes and light from heaven. A bean vine wed to a peach laments its loss of shade, while a vine mistakes itself for a tree and learns strength lies in the trunk.

Over the Wire A Little Chat on Style and Love Advice

A woman recalls a costly evening gown and a troubled romance. The piece blends fashion detail with a personal dilemma about a jealous suitor, urging clear explanation and possible reconciliation to resolve the strained relationship.

New Season Fashions Highlight Beaded Bags and Furs

Fashions show beaded handbags in demand alongside moire silk bracelets. Frocks use pleated linen cut in one piece. Fur coats trend toward a slightly fitted silhouette. Parasol handles grow longer with smaller parasols. Hunters green suits little girls while cowl collars rise on coats. Leg o mean sleeves prevalent and vachette leather preferred for pocketbooks. Tunics diversify dressy skirts with simple yet rich trimmings.

His Peculiar Conduct Dear Miss Champagne

A writer describes a months long relationship with a man who waited for her after work and joined her for outings. He professed deep affection and claimed she was the only girl he kissed, insisting on hugging and kissing despite her discomfort.

Miss Champagne

Memorial services held nationwide for Harry Monroe

One hundred men and women from all walks of life gathered in a bare blue walled room on Dover street for a memorial service. Similar small groups across the country joined in tribute to the beloved Harry Monroe, creating a nationwide chain of observances.

Dover Street Pacific Coast Harry Monroe

Harry Monroe Visionary of Pacific Garden Mission Dies

Harry Monroe longtime superintendent of the Pacific Garden Mission in Chicago and the man who converted Billy Sunday died on the last day of July this year. His obituary prompted tributes from nearly every mission in the country as a final salute to his life and impact.

Harry Monroe Pacific Garden Mission Chicago Billy Sunday

Conference Opens With 1000 Delegates At Catholic Charities

The fourth biennial session of the national conference of Catholic charities opened at the Catholic University in Washington with about 1000 delegates from 28 states. Three days of meetings follow. The day featured preliminary talks and section organization. A solemn high mass celebrated the formal opening by Right Rev Thomas J Shannon. Archbishop Bonzano hosted a late afternoon delegate reception.

Washington National Conference of Catholic Charities Catholic University Thomas J. Shannon Bonzano

Notable Sermons Fill Dudley Street and City Churches

Large crowds attended morning and evening services at Dudley Street Baptist Church as Rev. James A. Francis from Los Angeles greeted old friends. At the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, Rev. Artley B. Parson preached at 11 o clock, and Rev. Henry Goddard spoke at 4 pm. Rev. E. H. Van Etten delivered the evening sermon, while Rev. Ernest Graham Guthrie preached twice at Union Congregational Church on Providence Street, with themes on Providence and the Shut Door drawing big crowds.

Dudley Street Baptist Church James A. Francis D. D Los Angeles Francis Clarendon Street Baptist Church Cathedral St. Paul Artley B. Parson Henry Goddard E. H. van Etten Christ Church New York City Trinity Church

Dear Sisters and Voices of Comfort in Hard Times

Letters from readers in distress and supportive responses. A 2 year old child and mother describe poverty and worn clothes, urging gratitude for better off sisters. Replies advise church involvement, social contact, and self care to lift spirits. A Vermont reader offers coping steps and local Brookline guidance urges fostering companionship and practical help.

Letters to the Sewing Circle Feature in Sunday Post

The Sunday Post prints some of the most interesting letters to the Sewing Circle, offering reader views on craft, technique, and community sharing. Readers contribute tips, anecdotes, and questions about sewing projects.

Sunday Post

Creamer analyzes the Maine election results

To the Editor Walter H. Creamer analyzes Maine voting patterns last Monday noting Johnson's Senate boost over Wilson's 1912 presidential total by about 34 percent and Hale ahead of Roosevelt Taft by about 6 percent. He contends if national trends held Wilson could win 286 electoral votes, with New York narrowly lost and 245 votes remaining in other states. Lynn, Sept. 16.

Boston Post Maine Johnson Senator Wilson Hale Roosevelt Taft Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Delaware Florida Georgia Indiana Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Mississippi Missouri Nebraska Nevada North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin New York State New York Walter H. Creamer Lynn, Sept

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